Highlights

  • TradeWindow announced its intention to migrate its primary listing from the NZX to the ASX.
  • The proposed listing change remains subject to ASX approval and timing confirmation.
  • The company reported FY26 Revenue growth and a narrower EBITDA loss.
  • TradeWindow outlined its FreightAI product roadmap focused on automation and data capabilities.
  • The company continues to target growth across Australasia and international markets.

TradeWindow Holdings Limited (ASX:TWL) provides software solutions for shippers and freight forwarders across Australasia. The company’s latest annual meeting presentation outlined a proposed primary listing migration to the ASX, FY26 performance updates, FY27 outlook and continued development of its FreightAI technology platform.

Proposed ASX Primary Listing Migration

TradeWindow announced its intention to migrate its primary listing from the New Zealand Stock Exchange to the Australian Securities Exchange. The company stated that the proposed move remains subject to ASX approval and that there is no confirmed completion timeframe.

TradeWindow stated that the proposed migration is intended to support access to a broader Capital market, increase market visibility and provide access to investors familiar with the technology and logistics sectors.

FY26 Performance and FY27 Outlook

In its annual meeting presentation, TradeWindow reported revenue of NZ$9.6 million for FY26, compared with NZ$8.0 million in FY25. The company also reported that its EBITDA loss narrowed from NZ$1.5 million to NZ$1.2 million over the same period.

For FY27, TradeWindow provided revenue guidance with a midpoint of NZ$11.1 million and stated that the Business is progressing towards breakeven. These figures represent company guidance based on assumptions including customer growth, staff retention and delivery of product initiatives.

The company reported net cash of NZ$4.0 million as at 30 June 2026 and stated that this supports operations towards profitability based on current expectations.

Customer Base and Market Position

TradeWindow reported 546 customers in the first quarter of FY27, with customer retention of 90% and gross Margin of 63%. The company also reported annualised Recurring Revenue of NZ$10.4 million, representing growth compared with the prior corresponding period.

The company continues to focus on freight and trade document management solutions for shippers and freight forwarders. TradeWindow stated that recurring revenue represented a significant proportion of FY26 revenue.

FreightAI Product Development

TradeWindow outlined its FreightAI roadmap as a key part of its product strategy. The platform is designed to use artificial intelligence capabilities for document extraction, validation and workflow automation within freight operations.

The company stated that FreightAI development includes improvements to existing products and planned future functionality across import, export, air and sea freight workflows, billing, accounting, integrations and migration tools.

Growth Strategy and Future Focus

TradeWindow’s strategy includes increasing customer engagement, expanding product capabilities, growing market presence in Australasia and exploring opportunities in international markets.

The company also highlighted efficiency improvements and potential Acquisition opportunities as part of its broader strategy. Specific acquisition targets or transaction details were not disclosed.

Key Insights

TradeWindow’s latest update highlights a combination of corporate market initiatives and technology development priorities. The proposed ASX listing migration, improving financial metrics and FreightAI roadmap represent key areas of focus, while future outcomes depend on execution, customer growth and delivery of planned product developments.